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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02
Lake shore a Michigan Southern.
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AL trains daily exccpt sunday
local ffelght leaves Grand Rapids ~ II ~ ID
~ carrying Passengers - far kalamazoo =
Through tickets 10 All pOiutk and berihs 10 sle~r,
Ing coaches can be secured al Union I3okei oncs
q honroe-st., and AZ depot
J. ". McKFsNKY. Grn'I IsL
GO. VI. MuNaoN. CITY Tlcket Agnnt
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sDslly. fDsfly, except suDdsr
ConnectiOns-l. Via n. 7 Ccf brain wff.
kichtFsn Central and Grsnd Rarsdt a lndisus
Railroads With NJ "A. a o. T. T. FOR Housnl
ton Hancook Calumet etc and poinu on ftek
csgo 4 Northwestern Ey. " " Al1Ke
ten'l Pass and Ticket t9't hsrquefte Nics
A WsTeoF. 9en'l fupt. harepette ssak
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lbhils rcnueY exc filcd. FlsjF-
Passengers taking the e 3j e1pFsss nsfe
connection Al Detr0ti for New York--Nisht en-
pres has Stepping car nom Detroit u Grsnd
hsplos.-oniy hne Tlpfing Limited express lcsv-
ing here ~ q ~ y ~ wisk ARIA caE IA D~fr.,is
making olrrci connectild Tor a. points haS ar
riving Al Nex fofk Al e. n ln fhe l.e-r r.-.
ine.-1hrough ticktts secured u ID Is ~ A ~
efhces. Sweet Hotel aud Al dep8t
IAs t<NfrElf. CITY rNa AL
Gro =. kkrvfx 1rsitc Manager. Csicsso
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Resl1eRts - Grand Rapids uho isogs
fhs cay fsT i.ts slsalnsr saoail 0rltsr ne
TELEGRAAHEAALD ses,f b their
a.ffress sh.ch caa &c eheagea - oftsa
zl aeufea
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

AZ s9sSEtl.< assBts la ff - oSls Ean. sster
sn4kessr heea. except ~ a2ss0 Nitaa-
ooGss ~kA ~ chSrxod Ser ~ Ibe aDLfoFEa
rst< IA sAs table below Away. p~y y.sis ia
a4faGe<.
1hs nusabeE of lkaos n sss advertisement
e&p bs foa1a bs atstafns the nasneer II
sorsss - sesea Ans PsFs ef = iiAe cesntea
ss 2As fafl itne.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

Tic Deal0cy4t IS the accredited organ
cf TIE board ~ iunnc Works.
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The tine when JAR GoULD ~lsft Wall
e. t0Fsvss. and ths tius when he pock-
stsd uillion OF 80 Of Mr.. FIELDs mar
gins. are 90 near1ogether that It il diai-
sclt 10 teal walea happened frst.
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Tho Democrat cannot End words
enough 10 praise the action OF the Board
OF Public Works in purchasing frosa Mrs.
ANsDkS the right to dig. q ditch into
kisk Lake, sud tbs same paper ssys that
hat i rot been foe the action OF certain
citizsns thu Board would have had the
right FOR $500 instead Of $500, which
they paid Ihere IS evidence ia the
DeHioerat Office 70 prove that he Board
OF Pubic Wcrks had made no effort 70
set such q right until after private citi-
zsns bad practically closed q contract
with Mrs. AMsDES's attorney. No.wiih-
standing the Efforts OF the Democrat to
bolster up al Incompetent Board tho
TELxoRAH- azsALD proposes TO keep
these facts before the public.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

Den hs~k hs~k. snd blcw. s'sw Sis
zsistne everybody. sas ass z. ssses
CAtarrh Rsne1v.
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ta+' "t oiArh e1ofPt Sunass.
riet finf cafn run 90 Pacific aud lllsfsfS A.,
ktt@~ 20 anG ffom NctTnlL-fsrso can run er
Dsy Express Sno Grand Rapids Express 10 sna
sLo.n % i'etfoit nifccl connections made a. 10
troii VIII ~ tbroneh trains esst naksis a. A =
Depot. -
ID. W JoBSsfoS. kiQb. is~, krst ~ nanrs<E
CsAs VI. NoEkls, Geh Af't 81 Nonroe- 81
.. W. huSelEs. .. p ano 7 A ChioAeo
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

IN Clarendon Hotel Building Would be rent
cheap. Enquire at Clarendon Hotel or Jos
Jackoboice Proprietor West Side Iron Works 26
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WANTED ABOUT THREE GOOD ROOMS
W unfinished or partly furnished. near bu-
sineSs center and Convenient 10 nrst class day
board. address Merchant care of Carrier No II.
Iss
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COR RENT-A STORE 40. 20 oTTAWA-sT..
i new Aidrich Block. Enquile OF J. Boyd Pant
nnd 17Stf
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J. 4. Williams. VI. d.

xTafasse 90 - sF.4s Has si.al ~ 80 Csl-
ie9e Esw 4agE r17 sa1 oo+ets q Iy-.c arr
tAon efvea - 5isese-s - eosres fzrrss ess Is-xs
SRI <eze7s cfsc<cs oxygen c1Es 1aTz-1e5 ezfa
cfzef resresiz- - ~ freels1ent 81 ff~1eE s-s
Eaar4 hscefs Fcss1o sid 6crcr5t ~ezse
ree - NeEr0e-sr. kes sferrs ta7 Srs1-
Ds~ss{c1-zg Tele1r cei l1r1tFs Fex zrs q
o. TABS 1lAs stozsx zoztoaz
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

V7ASTED-EyERY LADY WHO WISHES TO
" wear the best low and high priced BBslles
made. T. enquire II dealers Tor Buft8es manu-
fs,t5sed hy NJ X Bortfee OF this city the fn-
ventor OF B1rtree's Duplx Corset I75tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

EOR RENT - THE NEW RATHBUE HOUSE,
the most desirable located Hotel in the city,
% Rooms. Apply for terms TO VIM. ID. Gilbert, l05
Ottawa-st Gas ofice. l67tf
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For Rent--HOnses.

yVANTED-GlRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work 524 Cherry-l I72tf
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WANTED A COMPETENT COOK AND
w lalnd;ess, to go Lonh IA a small family
good wages pad. For particulars enquire at once
OF Mrs. +. +. Clase No. 2lS Ottawas- 1871
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4 oST A MoCKIN6. BIRD.-A SUITABLE
- feasra ~iu oe PAID ty leaving 81 t1e Grand
Rapids Aedies destitute Cor. MoIroe and Dlsi-
stsnsls, tozter klock -
1 urf-A COW. SkNeN WARS OLD. WHITE
IL snc Iea spotted. June sesh- VII tAe gealle-
~ an "no iound Cow "a grove GA tolabrook e.,
ptesse call a. tnls once a. once. la
| osf or ROBBED - or A POCKET BOOK.
Il between Ada and Grand kspils, o8ntaiuiuE
hAS ooniafs ia os>n s-d uote of one haudrSd
do.taFs made ty r. r. Hil. psysbfe 20 tas ofaer
81 = /. Ac1lti al, 81 me OLD National n Z
Grand kapios dated about Ju1e J lss1. dle ia
liiee months after d4ie. Al pers0as sTs poi .ned
nos " purchase the said note. J. IL Mcclellan
lse " Fulton 81 Is
| oSl - An IRISH sPANlEI. PUP WEEKS
Ia CD snsseIs 10 the name of Turk" Piesse
return 20 TIE ielegTSm aid ofilce or % q. q
Ransom once on tanal-st good reward vii
Dc paid. a7s4f
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LoR Rents STORES ON BRIDGE, GRAND
i ville-ave.. and 5. Division sts also dwellings
l4e ;. Lafayette ST., S32: Hsmilton's house on
Henry-st., S2R and Rev. Mr. Wiglfs on Buckeye
ST., near East g., SIS. To loan 1000 300 or 1000 10
Let Insurance Policies. To Lease business lois
on 5. Divisi0n-st.. for term of years also one or
two places on same street for SALE Enquire Tuttle
Bros. over Arcade.
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work. Apply at l73 :. Lafayette-st Is2
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IIHnfPff--SifnHfi0ns.
Miscellaneous.

THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN Has r2OM sso0
a to 500 he wishes to invest. ith service in
son1e good business or small r1anHtactorE. that
viii bear strc iuy es igstioD, give the bes of
refeTence& address for few days 7. box ,.
Telegram Herald oshce Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

We lass ha1 pictures of ihs CEilamzn
IN this eouniry "a the iacniFy, IN the
kitchen, tas opina dsa aaa the genoliag
hoass. out uutl now ne has not figured
ss lover % any great extent But that
ths Chinese bags al ths passion and ire
o. Anercsn lovers. IS proved from che
fae- thst a. Joliet III. Las WISa HNa,
. C4issss lGundFymeD. las become a
raving ranizc through unreqnited love
Tor bis sunday School lsacher.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

WANTED - GIRL WANTED AT PLANTER
w House, West side ISL
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

Ihs Chicago Aa3 and the BaTalO
Ttass r-sks an appeal FOR the employ
nsls OF gcmSn as cashiers and conf
dental clerks IN these days OF fraud and
snbszz'enent lhsre = no question
that women generally have more acute
eo1sciences than men, nor that they are
generally as capable intellectually
Whstnsr their eonscisrces would stand
ths ssrala Ct temp tsiion 10 which cashiers
are sn6iee. better than meE, may be a
susstiou- At aay rate It would De veil
10 give the girls chancs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

I TNCoJN HOTsE r. SPRING sT.-RFsT a A
l. lsT no1ss ia Hicn lrsn- Ike lent sesra and
s.n1ie roor1 ouly per uesk. 9sy bacrf 81 SINGLE
mets Zc fles a1f~t hDrae newt fr1aI %
sesr Nonroe e. a. se whoiesae bo1sas II Z
1eaess cfa,sfes fa5 teeates Fs-t ieslsr sff-r-
lfa1 erea ~ the eor1f5rt s1d rsrts - - trss
Ed Re frsenas - s7itisrs rh1 g re - nat he
ho.ne A =. sul1Tsz Fropre-pr.
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HstD W DQUffd--hGfe.
WANlEp-FlNE FIRST CLASS NACHIKIsTs
w aho ohc WOOD worker miiiwright or
carptn e. apply Personally or address Perkins
q 20, 1fsnd Rapids Mich. lsS
WANfED-LABoREa, AT ss sANDdss FRONT
w street Isl
YlANTKD-A A RELIABLE SINGLE NAN WHO
w understands hardening. TO work a small fruit
lafnl htn the city, also good gin for general
house work Enquire a. Popular shoe House
16 canal Il. ~
IVANTED - TEN GOOD NEW MILK COWS.
w tor particulars call al 1929 r. Fulton 81, CITY.
isS
WANTFD-FIVE GOOD LATHERs, AT 20s S.
w Diyision-st Moves Il Thorne. 49,
WANTED-AT 81 S. FRoNT-sT., NAN TO RUN
VI turning lathe and band saw. Is2
WANTED 500 LABORERS FOR KANSAS
W iowa and Illinois, highest wages tree fare
Christian, 2si South waterloo-st corner OF
Lake chicago Enclose stamp for reply. 3 4mo
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WANTED - HORSE. Harness AND BCGeY
" ir tx-hanEe Tor ict IN he village ~ F4srf
Mish-. vll psy difference in cssh. D.. ~ p.
Ross, Ofiice = PesFi-st. Telephone So .870tf
pROFFSsfoNAL NURSE. WRs SHOOK ne
/ conneEfed ~ ths lesding physicisns csn Be
fcund a. - Monsoe-st 11sa
IAMFS y. BTAINE7 NFT BOOK "PoIT1I-
y c. iiisclassio1s treating he topics of Anti
-lsTeTT ~tr5EEIe the iss3es - the Nsr, Civil ~sr-
wee Reform. L5e Great Labor 11leefi0s- Pr8hini-
tar,. irish HgEe R8ie, silver Problem TIE Tsrlf
etc Ore volume so paTe< - 7s s39 = 81
Agents bsTVfst- ScDd fu terms Darling Eros
4 Co. ~ = ext Congress, Detroit Mich Iastf
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Bonrdfna

TVASTED 90 R0AF DERs AT IS =. DIT8sTeN.
" at GOOD rooras hrss cas- bosr5. lon pfiess
81
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Money To Loan.

MONEY YES HAVE II FOR YOU Al
vi s. q :. and per cent on frst-clsss security.
Mortgages negotiated. city and farm property
for sale OF exchange. fire Insurance si Lowest
rnieS. Raj road bonds wanted. y. A Johnsiou.
No. % Csnsl-si, room u, Grand nspids. julyia
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

CoR RENT-CHOICF OFFICES IN A NEW
Block. Enquire of d. A. Blodeeit 1884
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WANTED - TWO EXPERIENCED DINING
w room girls, must DC first class waters. Wages
80 per month Captain Read, Forestaye- House,
Frankfort, Mich Is,
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-02

nor sAi.E AND FOR RFRT-THE IRVING .
Y cor % OF =. Division ana Island a. rsonls Ia
ali steam heat znd sua "a siofies shd bssemrnf
win good elevator Ike furniture fixtures and
geDeral o,ii, oi this hssf class 0sr1iuK house fr
sAie with ie2se II the premises Terms eass and
oH, 70 sfesI',nsibio parry. Apply 80 Norris a
Norris. - L,os-sL ls.tf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
SOME CIVILIZED DOGS.
A New Orleans dog chews gum.

A New Orleans dog chews gum.
a Jackson, No, dog was seen the other day
catching bullfrogs
A bulldog wearing linen collar and d
fashy necktie was recently one Of the sight.
ia Bay City, Mich
a North Branch, Mich. hotel dog takes a
belt in his mouth each morning and ring, az
every door along the hall. and, failing % get
a response. bangs tine bell against the door
until he does get it.
A dog in Muskegon has gone into the thief
business, and will make Off with anything
from a fire shovel 70 a gold watch Then he
goe. 20 butcher and trades what bee has
stolen Tor piece of meat
A dog was recently seen m Concord. N H..
holding between his paws a large block of Ice
which he was industriously licking, the water
WAS running down his jaws, and bee looked as
happy as a darky with watermelon
Mr Rose, the watchman at the Georgia
depot in Athens, has a fine yard dog that
assists HIM n guarding the depot, and is very
valuable This dog got one Of his legs cut of
by the cars "a year or two ago, and Mr. Rose
has made him leg out Of wood aud leather
that be thinks answers every purpose
M Benjamin Jacobs Of Lexington. Tenn,
has a black and tam dog. medium size. about
$ years old, that eats tacls. He commenced
eating them when years DID, he will also
eat glas, beads by the handful He will eat
a whole box of tacks al one time, swallowing
from one 20 two az a time, and seem, 20
relish them
On opening the viii Of West Chester Pa
Lady after her death 10 was found that she
had made ample provisions Tor the maluten-
ance OF her faithful frieni-her dog Having
left legacy Of $3.50 the interest of which
was 10 be- used for bis support. and after his
death the 81 .jOl wa, to go to the st. Peters
Great Valley Protestant Episcopal church
Dr. Ernest r Hoffman. Of New York. has
dog that is almost tho oqualof human SER
want Her name Is Victoria, but Vie is what
she thinks 10 is Size gets her master, hat,
gloves whip, her own muzzle or whatever
else be calls FOR, and when she is out shooting
with the doctor be- talks % her exactly as he
would toamanani ,heunderstand- aud obrys
him perfectly
4 Frnchman recently caused NO little COM
meut by driving into Wateryile Ne, large
Newfoundlaud dog attached % small two
wheeled cart. which the faithful animal had
hauied inside OF three days from town in
Canada distance Of about 80 miles The
owner had his steed under perfect control,
aud ie.r confident that be could outstrip in
lays journey the best OF horses
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
SOME BEGINNINGS.

Linen was first made in England ia 1853
and only worn by the luxurious.
Books in the present form were first made
by Attaus, king Of Bergamus, in So.
The first royal letter was written by Henry
Y 10 the bishop of Durham, Feb. 10, lils
The model Of the first English steam vessel
was laid before the board Of admiralty IN 1859
The first idea Of electricity was given by
the friction of two globes OF quicksilver in
the year l6i7.
The first house ever numbered In London
was one abutting east OF Northumberland
house. Strand
The first lord mayors show was in 1853,
and Sir John Shaw was the first that held a
feast in the Guildhall, 1901
The first advertisements known Of in Eng.
land were ia tue shape Of small bills affixed 20
the doors of St Paul's church
The first book containing musical cbsrac-
ters was issued in 1895 from the press Of the
celebrated "Wynken de Worden
The first record Of judges salary gives
ElSo rs. Al. as the stipend OF Thomas Little
ton. Judge OF the kings bench, 1863
The first play bill issued from Drury Lane
theatre was on April 5, 1868, the piece repre-
sented being The Humorous Lieutenant"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
THE G. 4. X. IN ST. LOUIS.
Thousand. Gathering 10 the National I'm
campment.

campmenf.
ST LOUIs, September pa nadOnal
salute from Camp Washington heralded
the dawning Of day and aroused the army
of visitors and the committees whose
duties called them 90 the early trains
The clouds that had gathered early sun
day evening drifted over the city, but a
fine mist dampened the atmosphere early
this morning and gradually increased in
a steady, disagreeable rain, which con
tinues at this writing. The first trains
of the early morning brought more war
riors, more visitors, and many children.
The West and South poured In its
great crowds As steadily rs the rain drop
ped through the clouds, and Kansas, with
their grasshopper badges, came on IN
force, joining Nebraska's corn badged
fellows at Washington Park. The gray
haired warriors and sturdy farmers filed
from the depOts with grips in hand and
blanket thrown over their shoulder ask
ing only for a tent, while the women and
children toddled behind. prepared f0l
anything. The gloom of the day was dis
PEELED by the fife and beat of the drum
while lively airs from many bands indi.
Gated the spirit that was wrapped up in
blouse and spangled with brass button.
and copper badges.
The Pacific slope had scarcely settled
down before the nearer West poured in
with Colorado. Arkansas. New Mexico
and Texas. Iowa and Missouri cOntin
gents reported many men and announced
the coming Of thousands more Several
hundred have reported from Pennsyl
vania Early in the morning Kentucky
Posts escorted their department comman.
der 10 his headquarters and then moved
out TO the tented fields Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois quickly passed through the
streets seeking shelter and greeting
friends and cOmrades
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
TFLEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
Condensed News Notes From All over the
Globe.

1lODt.
The condition Of Nh Washburn is
much improved, and strong hopes enter
tained of his recovery.
Among those who met the Emperor
William at Baden Baden depot yesterday
and welcomed him was Dom Pedro. em-
peror Of Brazil
John McArdle and J. c. Reardon were
killed in bed at Indian Valley, California,
a few days ago by Newton Agbell. The
difficulty arose over a disputed land claim.
The murderer surrendered himself
kilograms from Arizona. with refer.
ence to the reported Indian outbreak, are
conflicting Last advices, however. state
that the report Of the outbreak is without
foundation.
At l:5s pm. Yesterday the general
term affirmed the judgment Of conviction
in the case Of Jacob Sharp, all four Of the
judges concurring.
The Republicans Of the Twenty-ifth,
Onondaga aud Courtland districts Of
New York Yesterday nominated James
;. Belden for Congress. Frank Hiscock
was named a. presidential candidate.
The Indiana Regulators known az
white Caps continue to take the law
in their own hands, and during the last
week have administered whippings and
other punishments to half a dozen offend
ers who had incurred their displeasure.
Advices from Cabul the capital OF AZ
ghanistan, under date Of September rs,
state that Abdullah Khan, commander Of
the Zamindwar army of the Ameer, fed
with 1000 soldiers and went to Join
Ayoub Khan, and safely reached Kolja-
mani, In northern Beloochistan, on the
18th instant Ayoub being there at the
time The Ameer of Afghanistan, the
same sdyices state, was at Paghoan.
The Government suit brought against
the Bell Telephone Company in Boston
was dismissed yesterday. and holding
that the Government had no power TO
bring a suit in equity to cancel a patent
granted, and that "the main grounds on
which the validity Of the Bell patents are
attacked in this bill can be raised in an
infringement suit brought under section
1920 Of the Revised Statutes OF the United
States
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
LOCAL NOTES.
Personal Paragraphs and Minor nentio.

Personal Paragraphs and Minor mentios
Colonel F. G.. Rufhn returned to the
city yesterday from Washington
Mr. j. II. Albert aud lady have return
ed % The city after a bridal tour OF two
weeks duration TO the principal northern
cities
The Committee on Claims and Salaries
met i'm the Council Chamber yesterday
sfternOOn. and were I'M session few
minutes. Only routine business WAS
done.
An alarm Of fire was sounded from
Station 4 on Sunday afternoon, caused
by the partial burning Of the roof Of No.
100 West Broad street But little dam
age was done.
Rice. Hart * Ryman's Mnstrels open
atwonights' engagement, at the Academy
tonight Their amusing afterpiece
sarah Heartburn, is well spoken Of and
they will doubtless be greeted with full
house
The Committee on Grounds and Build.
ings were t0 have held their regular week
ly meeting IN the Office of the City Engi
neer yesterday evening at 63O o'clock,
but there being no quorum present, they
adjourned.
The ambulance Was called 10 the cor
ner Of Seventeenth and Grace streets
Yesterday afternoon 10 see white man
who had been taken with cOnyulsiOns.
Whatever assistance was possible was
rendered him and he was left la charge
of his friends.
All parties who can accommodate
visitors during the laying of the corner
stone of the Lee monument are requested
to leave their names, residence prices Of
meals and lodging, or meals alone, at the
Virginia Mechanics Institute No q
North Ninth street. Major Thomas 4.
Brander Is chairman OF the committee
The funeral Of Mrs Mary C.. Jeter,
widow of the late Dr. j. b. Jeter who
died on Saturday in the Gath year Of her
age of cancer Of the stomach, took place
Yesterday afternoon from Grace-street
Baptist church The large attendance
eyinced the respect and esteem In which
she was held by the entire community.
Mr. John =. Goss, of the State Auditors
Office, has returned from a visit to his
home In Albemarle county lie reports
that Saturday night there was a heavy
frost IN that section which damaged the
tobacco crop very much. He also reports
that the country is suffering greatly from
drought The streams have nearly all
dried up, and the ground is so hard that
ploughing IS impossible
A temperance meeting WAS held at the
First Baptist church (colored last night
at o'clock. The following officers were
elected Nelson Williams, Jr president
Henry Carter yice-presdent; James
rempleman, Jr., chaplain Bertha Robin
son. treasurer, and James t. Robinson,
secretary After regular routine business
the meeting adjourned to meet Monday,
October 3d, at o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
MADISON WARD DEMOCRATIC GLIB
A business Meeting Held Last Night


The Madison Ward Democratic Club
held business meeting in tie office of
the City Engineer last night-President
Sol. Cutchins in the chair. Mr.. Il. X.
Pecor, secretary The meeting was
called to order about $50 o'clock. and
after the minutes Of the last meeting had
been read and approved, several new
members were nominated and elected.
Under the call Of reports Of special
committees Mr. !. L. Anderson, of the
Committee on Permanent Quarters,
asked for further time, and it was de-
cided that before the next meeting some
permanent headquarters would be So
cured.
The following committees were ap-
pointed
Business Committee-The officers Of
the Club, and Messrs. w. T. Sketon,
James A. Hobson, aud ID. B. Core.
Finance Colonel John b.
Purcell fpresidenU, Jackson Guy, Dr.. G.
W. p Brock and James McGraw.
At the suggestion Of Mr. j. J.. Ander-
son number Of canvassers of the ward
were appointed by the president I'm place
of several who were unablct0 serve
Other business Of a routine nature was
transacted after which the club adjourn
ed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
THE FRONTIER SHOOTING.
An Investigation Being Made by Roth
French and German Oricials.

PARIS, September 26.-i he following
details have been received concerning
the shooting incident on the Franco
German frontier near Raon-sur-P Plsine
On Saturday morning party of five
sportsmen and four beaters were follow
ing a path on French territory seven
yards from the frontier, when person
standing behind a clump Of trees on the
German side, eighty yards from the from.
tier, fired three shots at them. TIE first
bullet did not hit any one, but the second
killed one OF the besters, named Brignon,
and the third severely wounded a gentle
man named Wanger, a pupil At the
Ssumur Cavalry School The German
officials declare that a German soldier
named Kaufman, who was detailed TO
assist the forest guards in preventing
p0aching, fired the shots. Kaufman
aflirms that he shouted three times for
the party TO halt before firing at them
He believed that they were on German
territory The -portsmen declare that
they heard nothing The officials ON
both sides Of the frontier are making in
Quiries into the shooting
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-27
PollceNote..

n. Leonard was yesterday before the
Police Court charged with driving bis
team through the streets in a reckless
manner, endangering the lives Of persons
passing lie was fined $40 and costs.
Appeal taken.
Thomas Carter )colored) was fined $40
and costs yesterday and required to give
security In the sum Of 5000 for twelve
months for throwing a kerosene oil
lamp at his wife in the public street
John Crowley lcoloredl was fined
yesterday 50 and cost for striking Rich
ard billiard with a loaded cane
A number Of parties were fined yester-
day I'm the Police Court for fighting in
the public streets last Saturday